Lunch review: Hong Kong Hang Seng Index rose 1.11% real estate stocks brokerage stocks strong hot column capital flows thousands thousand stocks the latest Rating Rating diagnosis simulated trading client sina finance App: Live on-line blogger to tutor Hong Kong level2 market through Sina Hong Kong News February 22nd news agency revealed by the external market and the impact of international oil prices, Hong Kong stocks opened today. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.46%, then higher volatility, as of midday close, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.11%, at 19500.230 points. The state-owned enterprise index rose 1.54%, to 8237.540 points. Red chip index rose 0.73%, at 3517.130 points. Bank of East Asia rose 7.91% to HK $25.35, leading the blue chip. Mengniu Dairy opened 2% higher, and then fell back, as the noon closing, Mengniu Dairy rose 0.85%, to HK $11.8. Turnover of 20 million 891 thousand and 260, trading volume of 1 million 765 thousand and 950 shares. Strong real estate stocks. As of midday closing letters and home rose 1.88%, the Hang Lung Property rose 2.65%, the Hang Lung Group rose 2.10%, China Vanke rose 1.4%, Cheung Kong real estate rose 1.55%, Wharf Group rose 1.26%, Henderson real estate rose 0.896%, and rose 0.68%. It is reported that, in the evening of February 19th, Mengniu released personnel adjustment announcement: Ning Gaoning and Yu Xubo resigned as chairman and vice chairman of Mengniu board of directors, COFCO vice president and strategic director Ma Jianping took over Ning Gaoning. Affected by this news, Mengniu Dairy opened higher. By the end of the afternoon, the Shanghai stock net sold 141 million, the remaining amount of the day 13 billion 141 million, accounting for the balance of the amount of 101%. Shanghai Stock Exchange kept net buying after opening, until 10:30 points, Shanghai stock through net buying into net sell, half day liquidity amounted to 417 million. Hong Kong stocks through net buying 412 million, the amount of the remaining 10 billion 88 million of the day, the balance of the quota ratio of 96%. According to Bloomberg data in February 3rd, the Hang Seng Index static earnings ratio is about 8.3 times, the lowest in 10 years. The Hang Seng index is also at an absolute low compared with the rest of the world stock market. The current dividend rate of the Hang Seng index was 4.6%, close to 4.9% in the financial crisis of 2008. For long-term value investment, the valuation of Hong Kong stocks is very attractive. But investors will be affected by short-term market volatility and risk, while ignoring the valuation level. Enter Sina Financial shares] discussion